Blackpink’s Rosé Showcases Her Emotional Side In Aesthetic Music Video For 'Gone' [Watch]

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Rosé made her solo debut with the release of her album "R" on March 12
The album consisted of two tracks, including "On The Ground" and "Gone"
The music video for "Gone" was released on Blackpink's official YouTube channel

Blackpink’s Rosé looks breathtakingly beautiful as she showcases her emotional side in the music video for her single "Gone" which was released Sunday.

The 24-year-old singer made her highly-anticipated solo debut with the release of her album "R" on March 12. It was officially released through her managing agency YG entertainment, and Interscope Records.

The album consisted of two tracks, including the title track "On The Ground" and the B-side track "Gone." Rosé had released the music video for "On The Ground" on March 12.

On the other hand, she had introduced her B-side track to the public through a live performance during Blackpink’s first online concert titled "The Show" on Jan. 31. She had officially announced her plans to release a new music video for "Gone" with a dramatic teaser image on April 1.

She released the music video on Blackpink’s official YouTube channel on Sunday at 11 a.m. ET. The aesthetic music video showcases a gentle, emotional side of the singer as she sings about lost love, in contrast to the bold and energetic video for "On The Ground."

Here’s what fans had to say about "Gone" on YouTube:

"Rosé and the Guitar just complement each other harmoniously."

"Everyone knows how unique and beautiful Rosé's voice is."

"This music video is a gift from our Rosé she wants to thank us for waiting for her solo. she's the sweetest. let's enjoy this masterpiece."

"On the Ground is a 10/10 but this is an 11/10 tbh."

"At this point, she's not just a musician she is a pure storyteller."

"I believe Rosé was born to be a musician. No doubt on her voice, talent, playing instruments and visual. Now she shows that her acting skill on another level."

"You're listening to this then you suddenly feel heartbroken & sad even though you're not."

Previously, Rosé set the record for being the highest-ranking female K-pop soloist on Billboard's Hot 100 with "On The Ground." The single also debuted at the No.1 spot on Billboard’s Global Excl. U.S. chart and Global 200 chart.

Rosé made her singing debut as a vocalist and member of the girl group Blackpink in August 2016 under YG Entertainment along with Jisoo, Jennie, and Lisa.